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Trump shows hesitation over Ukraine’s Tomahawk missile request while analysts label Putin a “master manipulator” ahead of Budapest summit talks.
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Marinakis on Tomb of Unknown Soldier: No protests or graffiti allowed
Greek government spokesperson announces new amendment banning protests, demonstrations, and graffiti at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier monument area.
Atromitos FC responds to president’s arrest: “Unjust detention”
Atromitos FC president arrested on weapons charges defends his innocence, claiming evidence found outside stadium premises in controversial Greek football case.
EFKA: Double insurance contribution increases in 2026?
Greece’s government plans to freeze EFKA insurance contributions to prevent double increases that would burden 1.6 million freelancers and farmers starting in 2026.
Leaked private argument between Tzakri and Kasselakis rocks Greek Democratic Movement
Private conversation leak reveals tensions between Greek Democratic Movement leaders as political scandal erupts on social media platforms.
Germany on SAFE program: “Turkey must resolve regional issues to join” – Vadeful’s statement
Germany sets conditions for Turkey’s SAFE program membership, requiring EU values acceptance and regional conflict resolution, while supporting Eurofighter sales.
Pavlos Marinakis on Unknown Soldier monument: “Amendment has no connection to Routsi’s struggle”
Greek government spokesman clarifies controversial amendment restricting protests at Unknown Soldier monument, denying connection to Tempe victims’ families.
Konstantopoulou TV walkout breaks Twitter after heated exchange
Greek politician Zoe Konstantopoulou storms out of live TV interview, sparking viral social media debate about press freedom and political accountability.
Fuel station inspections intensify with fines up to €15,000
Greek authorities crack down on fuel stations with new inspection regime, imposing fines up to €15,000 for non-compliance with Tank Registry requirements.
Heating oil and gasoline cheaper than last year – What’s happening with electricity
Greeks face lower heating oil and gasoline prices this winter compared to last year, while electricity costs remain stable with slight upward trends expected.
Yannis Tsarouchis: New record high expected at Art Market
Yannis Tsarouchis painting “Military Policeman” expected to break €476,000 record at Bonhams November 19 auction, potentially setting new Greek art market high.
Well-known YouTuber arrested again after previous legal troubles
Popular YouTuber arrested again by Greek police for TikTok content violating anti-racism laws, following previous legal troubles and acquittal.
Finikounda double murder: New revelations expose shocking coincidences
Shocking new revelations emerge in the Finikounda double murder case as nephew’s testimony reveals disturbing connections between suspects and victims.
Racing career on track, death on road: Drunk drift driver kills two
Professional drift driver causes fatal crash while drunk, killing two foreign workers in head-on collision on Athens highway.
Tragic choking death in Greece: 61-year-old woman dies while eating banana
A 61-year-old woman tragically choked to death while eating a banana at her home in Volos, Greece. She was lying down when the fatal accident occurred.
Athens widow murder case: Police investigate arson in apartment fire
Athens police investigate suspected murder of minister’s widow after forensic evidence reveals arson cover-up in luxury Kolonaki apartment fire case.
Child pornography network: Greek-American leader of extremist group “764” arrested in Greece
Greek-American leader of extremist group “764” arrested in international child pornography trafficking operation targeting vulnerable minors worldwide.
Turkey desperately pushes for Eurofighters while buying C-130J aircraft from UK
Turkey desperately seeks Eurofighter jets while purchasing C-130J aircraft from UK, as Greece strengthens its air power with Rafale fighters and F-35 program participation.
Mitsotakis proposes 5×5 Mediterranean dialogue initiative
Greece proposes new 5×5 Mediterranean cooperation scheme including Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt, and Libya to address maritime zones and migration challenges.
Kerameos on 13-hour work: Workers’ rights strengthened (Video)
Greek Labor Minister Niki Kerameos defends new labor reforms, claiming workers’ rights are strengthened despite controversial 13-hour work provision controversy.